Peas and Carrots
But no onion rings.
This morning the blogs and news orgs were going gaga over Hillary Clinton's recent attempt at pop culture satire. Some were analyzing whether or not it was advantageous to make allusions to being akin to a mob family, however fictionalized, given some on the right already feel the comparison is far too accurate. But perhaps the weirdest reaction of all came from Ann Althouse (see first link), who so over analyzed the sexual symbolism of the appetizer choice I thought she was going to hurt herself on one of those Freudian slips.
Note to Ann: sometimes onion rings and carrots are just to get you hungry for the main course. Though perhaps that is what has Ann, and many others, truly worried.
(Filed at State of the Day)
This morning the blogs and news orgs were going gaga over Hillary Clinton's recent attempt at pop culture satire. Some were analyzing whether or not it was advantageous to make allusions to being akin to a mob family, however fictionalized, given some on the right already feel the comparison is far too accurate. But perhaps the weirdest reaction of all came from Ann Althouse (see first link), who so over analyzed the sexual symbolism of the appetizer choice I thought she was going to hurt herself on one of those Freudian slips.
Note to Ann: sometimes onion rings and carrots are just to get you hungry for the main course. Though perhaps that is what has Ann, and many others, truly worried.
(Filed at State of the Day)
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